Home computer, alphabetically after manufacturer sorts

Acorn

• Acorn Electron
• Acorn Archimedes

Amstrad/cutter computer division

• CPC 464
• CPC 472 (only Amstrad)
• CPC 664
• CPC 6128
• CPC 464 pluses (only Amstrad)
• CPC 6128 pluses (only Amstrad)
• GX4000 (CONSOLE)

Apple

• Apple I
• Apple II
• Apple III
• Apple Lisa
• Macintosh
• Power Macintosh
• iMac
• eMac
• iBook
• PowerBook

Atari

• Atari 400 + 800
• Atari 1200 XL (only driven out in the USA)
• Atari 600 XL + 800 XL
• Atari XE-series
• Atari ST-series
• Atari STE series
• Atari TT
• Atari Falcon 030

Commodore international

PET to C128 series

• PET 2001
• VC 20
• C64
• C65
• C128

CBM series

• CBM 3000-Serie
• CBM 4000-Serie
• CBM 8000-Serie
• CBM 500-Serie
• CBM 600-Serie
• CBM 700-Serie

Commodore 264-Serie

• C16
• C116
• Commodore Plus4

Amiga computer

• Amiga 1000
• Amiga 500
• Amiga 1500 (only driven out in England)
• Amiga 2000
• Amiga 3000
• Amiga 3000UX
• Amiga 4000
• Amiga 4000T
• Amiga 600
• Amiga 1200
• CDTV
• CD32

DAI

• DAI

Dragon

compatibly with Tandy Color computer

• Dragon 32
• Dragon 64

EACA

• Colour genius

Elektronika

• Elektronika BK-0010

Enterprise

• Enterprise 64
• Enterprise 128

Matra

• Matra Alice

MITS

• Old air 8800

Nascom

• Nascom 1
• Nascom 2

Robotron

• Z1013
• LC1
• KC85 (Z9001, KC85/1)
• KC87
• KC compact

Sharp

• Sharp MZ-40K
• Sharp MZ-80K
• Sharp MZ-80C
• Sharp MZ-80B
• Sharp MZ-80A
• Sharp MZ-1200
• Sharp MZ-2000
• Sharp MZ-700
• Sharp MZ-3500
• Sharp MZ-2200
• Sharp MZ-5500
• Sharp MZ-800
• Sharp MZ-1500
• Sharp MZ-5600
• Sharp MZ-6500
• Sharp MZ-2500
• Sharp MZ-8000
• Sharp MZ-2800
• X68000

Sinclair Research

• MK 14
• Sinclair ZX80
• Sinclair ZX81
• Sinclair ZX Spectrum
• Sinclair QL

Sony

• Hit bit HB-75P (MSX-1)
• Hit bit HB-F700 (MSX-2)

Tandy/radio Shack

• TRS 80 Model 1
• Tandy Color computer (CoCo)

Tangerine

• Oric 1
• Oric Atmos

Texas Instruments

• TI99/4A

Triumph eagle

• TA PC
• Alphatronic PC16

VEB microelectronics

• KC85 (HC 900, KC85/2, KC85/3, KC85/4)

Without manufacturers

Self building projects

• AC1 (amateur computer 1, of the GDR magazine radio amateur)
• LC80, a single-board computer from the GDR
• My home computer built (after the book of the same name from the Ravensburger publishing house 1986; ISBN 3473440051)
• Junior computers, a single-board computer on basis of the 6502-CPU, appeared 1980 in the magazine Elektor
• Jute computer (from the magazine Jugend+Technik)
• NDR small computer (Motorola 68008 than processor developed as single-board computer 1984 in the context of a vielteiligen school television broadcast first with the Zilog Z80, later
• BBC Micro (similar project of the British BBC, 6502-basiert; for this also commercial software appeared because of the multiplicity of the "“Mitbauer"”)
• C-One (new building of the C64 von Jeri Ellsworth on basis of configurable FPGAs, which replace the special chips; the equipment is meanwhile able to simulate also different 8-bit computers)
• A clone Apple of the I, the Replica I, was copied 2003

Related links

• homecomputermuseum.de
• 8bit-museum.de
• Robotrontechnik
• Robotron net
• 8-Bit-Nirvana

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